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The most annoying thing about being famous is having to tell everyone how famous you are.

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  • I think the easiest option would be to separate them from eachother. “Only in theaters” and “September 9th” as 2 separate statements would remove the ability to combine them into a single sentence.

    Alternatively, adding the word “starting” between them would work or adding the word “releasing” before everything. Both would imply that the movie will be in theaters exclusively and also that itll be longer than one day.

    While this whole post was intended as silly, I do think that this would help differentiate theaters runs vs the special 1 day screenings that have gotten more and more popular in recent years.




  • Yeah I do realize that. I understand that they are saying that it is showing exclusively in theaters STARTING on that day but I only know that because I know movies and theaters and how that stuff works.

    The wording is vague enough that it could easily but read the other way if you don’t have preexisting context.

    Not an actual complaint by any means but it was something I thought about in the shower enough that it felt worth posting.